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Pilotage d’une chaîne logistique par une approche de type MRP dans un environnement partiellement aléatoire

Sali, Mustapha; Giard, Vincent - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2012

. Additional relations are provided to face disturbances induced by quality problems. …

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Conventions de qualification et technologies de l'information : une analyse appliquée à la relation prestataires logistiques – clients

Jaziri, Fatma; Plé, Loïc - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2003

chain. ICTs have also had great consequences on the level of quality both offered and expected on a market. We show that …

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La diffusion de la RSE par la relation fournisseurs : injonctions paradoxales ou partenariat de progrès ?

Quairel, Françoise; Auberger, Marie Noëlle - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2007

Key international agreements and general references require large companies to support the core social and environmental values within their sphere of influence. According to this “messianic” approach to their responsibility, they are supposed to spread responsible practices within their...

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La RSE est-elle transmissible à la PME ? La politique « d'achats responsables » des grands groupes industriels constitue t-elle un levier de diffusion de la RSE ?

Quairel, Françoise - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2006

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The bullwhip effect in supply chains: a study of contingent and incomplete literature

Sali, Mustapha; Giard, Vincent - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2013

The bullwhip effect (BWE) describes a phenomenon that involves the increasing amplification of demand variability along a supply chain (SC). The BWE has been a subject that has received continuous attention from researchers over the past 15 years and is a concern for SC managers because it is a...

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Investment in oligopoly under uncertainty: The accordion effect

Bouis, Romain; Huisman, Kuno; Kort, Peter M. - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2009

This paper studies investments in new markets where more than two (anticipated) identical competitors are present. In case of three firms an accordion effect is detected: an exogenous demand shock results in a change of the wedge between investment thresholds of the first and second investor...

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Corporate Venture Capital: The Upside of Failure and Competition for Talent

De bettignies, Jean-Etienne; Chemla, Gilles - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2003

. Competition from venture capitalists increases corporate venturing activity, the salaries of potential entrepreneurs, and total …

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Liquidity Effects of Listing Requirements

Draus, Sarah - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2009

I propose a model in which a stock exchange can improve its liquidity by tightening its listing requirements. Because these reduce information asymmetry, they increase the utility of investors and lead to a high investor participation on the exchange. However, the exchange never sets the highest...

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Gas Release and Transport Capacity Investment as Instruments to Foster Competition in Gas Markets

Oviedo, Juan-Daniel; Guillerminet, Marie-Laure; Gasmi, Farid - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2012

-release measures applied under regulatory control are indeed effective short-term policies for promoting gas-to-gas competition. …

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Downstream Competition, Foreclosure, and Vertical Integration

Chemla, Gilles - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2003

This paper analyses the impact of competition among downstream firms on an upstream firm's payoff and on its incentive … to vertically integrate when firms on both segments negotiate optimal contracts. We argue that tougher competition … firm is better off encouraging competition when the downstream firms have high bargaining power. We derive implications on …

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